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THE MUSICAL TREAT of the your "Queen Esther" st Victoria, Monday, July 21—2l.

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HEAR THE VETERANS Bond at Union Road Festival July 22nd. 8699-7-19-2i.

THE M. AND L. RESTAURANT Grout George St., now open for business. Up-to-dnle service null everything good to eut from ll s. 1n. to 2 n. In.

_,.___. YORK AND MARSHFIELD. - Sorvicos for Sunday. York 11 n. Ill. Preacher Rev. W. M. Ryan, ll. A. hlulrsllfleid 1i p. m. Bracklcy 7.30 p. ln. There will nlso be service ut Ploasllnt Grove at 2.30 p. nl. Hubert 'l‘. Smith, Pastor, GUESTS AT THE "Y."-—Mlsg 1i. llunter, Toronto, Miss N. Morris. bliss .l. Weir, Mil-ls 1i. A. Mcldwnn and Milss L. McEwnn, of London,

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i Miss Estelle Henderson is spend- ing tho week at York ' Miss Klltlo Rodd, North Milton. has relnrlled homo after having n pleasant visit to North River.

Mr. William McKellna, of Montague arrived homo lnsi night ll-oln liosiun to spend his vocation.

Ml‘. and Mrs. llllller Mlil“iiilyt>.ll, Kingston, spent yesterday at York, the guests of Herb uud Mrs. Lewis.

Mrs. John Wntls, ‘Prncllllle. l" visit ng at York, llle guest d‘ her Ill liller, Mrs. H blew-s.

lilrs. (llly Henderson, Boston, ls sounding the wi-ek llt Pleasant tirovo. r

lllrs. I.. \V. Murphy, Kouslllgtoil, is spend llg the week ill liniml Rullll the gin-st of her sister Mls. Alu- broso A. Mellett.

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have returned to Mollcton nftur spending two weeks vacation on the island.

Ml‘. Nell Wadmnmof Freetown ulld Mr. Idlluor lluvvvs, of Fri-o- tnwn worn visitors to tho city'yos itcrllay.

l Misses Wlnnifred lilcbonll. Clyde lltivcr and Sllznullo Malthesou. ‘Oyster Bud Vliridgo, registered ‘inulses, have arrived llollle from ‘BOSKIJ l0 spend thelrwocnllon.

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Dr. Iirlsoll, Superintendent oi’ tho l. O. I). l‘). Hollie, llsllfnx will lllko llor holidays lll August. spend- ing it at hor homo in West (lore. llllnts, Milﬂs I(ll‘l(€l‘,'l'l0llBI!k08|)(‘.l‘

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cllorus of fifty voices st.‘ Victoria, Monday, July 21-21. ' ‘

HARTSVILLE CIRCUIT sh. The Rev. A. D. McKenzie, M. A., B. P- ol St. John's Church, Vancouver. will preach at Hnl-tsvllle at sl o'clock p. m., and Brookfleld at 7 p. lll., on Sunday the 20th inst.

MiLTON, RUSTICO AND HAMP- SHlRE-Anglicau services, Sun- dny July 20th. Milton S. S. at 10 s, lll. morning prayer at 11 s. m: liustlco S.S. in, 2 p; ln. evening prayer 3 p. lll. Hampshire service nt 7.30. ltcv. W J. Patton, Rector.

BAPTIST TRVON —BONSHAW PARSONAGE-Scrvlces for Sull- dlly 20 lust. us follow: Tryon 3 p. Ill. houslnnv at 7.30 p. m. The Bonshnw l-zorvlcv will be tllennnual publll: silrvlce of the Women's Missionary Society, and thank offering. J. B. Daggelt, Pastor. BRADALBANE -—L. O. L. B8!“ vice in tile Presbyterian church on Slluduy at 3.00 p. m. Preacher the blaster ot Prince Arthur Lodgé. (frapalld. Brethren of neighboring lodges cordially invited.

ORAPAUD AND SPRINGFIELD ACllurch of England service ill Springﬁeld on Sunday at 11.00 8.111. and in Crspaud ut 7.00 p. m. Ser- ulon subject. The difficulties of‘ the (‘llrlstian life. All are cordl‘ ally invited to these serv ces.

side of u few transformers being plll nut. of business the storm- of» Thursday night did little damage‘ lll Montague. in Freetown there was heavy thunder Thursday ulorn- lllg but ilolle at night although the] rn-in was exceptionally heavy. I

ANGLICAN SERVICES —lll the parish of New London on the 20th ilull , will be as follows:-—-Freuch River 10.30 a. m., lrlshtown 2.30 p.’ ln. with Iiuly Communion. Ken singtoll 2 p. lll. Sunday School one hour lluforo each service. liev. (l. 'l‘. Spriggel will conduct l-lorvce at‘

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A most enjoyable ovullng was spout nt the homo of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Mllcllcllll, Long Creek, July ti, tho occasion being u farewell party given by the school children, to lllolr grandam Teddy MacArthur who left on the following Monday with his mother for Drunlhcller, Susk. The children met at tho school at six o'clock and went to Teddy's home where they spent n couple of hours playing games. lnicr Ibo parents and some friends gathered. When all were assembled Mr. Norman Stretch in n few well ishosoll words explained tho object

of the gathering, culled upon Molbourllu MllUEllClltHll. to conlo forward und rend tho address,

wllllc Stanton MacPhee mode the presentation of n nice purse of money. Teddy In his pleasing manner thanked the pupils for tho glfl and assurrt-d them that at some future time he would come back ugsln to see them. Alter singing For Ito's A Jolly Good Fellow and bouncing Teddy, the remainder or iho evlulng was spent in music and games. The indies served Ice Cream and Cake. At s lute hour all dispersed to their homes feeling they hnd spent s most enjoyable evening.

Following is the address:

Door Teddy.

We. the pupils of Long Creek School, and frimds have learned with regret of your Intended de- parture from umnng us to dwell In another part of our eh’ Canada. we ahnll nil miss you Te dy for by your sunny disposition, you have won the affection of both young and old. We hope that “good luck“ may follow you. and at some future time you will return to the scenes of your boyhood. In bidding you adieu, we Ask you to accept this gilt accompanied with our bost wishes.

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Stanton MecPhee. MoibournsiMecEachern Norman MecKonrie. '

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“H, ha; m- p0,"! m Cy,m.|,,,,,.|,,\v|, llrk" School worn ill-id on Juno 27th receive it kindly as a simple Illdi- from [hp gydoor [imp wl- [mull] sojftjiorél being a largo iltlolldlluci» oi cation

parents null visitors pror-lillli who followed with interns; lilo exnlnilr nilon of the classes ill the various suiljecle. The pupils were exunlln~ ed by Rev. Mr. Tllloy. Mire Mary liynes teacher of Mill View and Miss lilllluu ,Gyuuly. teacher o. dilllrnéloilffo and ‘showed by their ready answers tlint lllsy had re~ solved careful training irolll their painstaking teacher, Miss Milrgarel Goody"

Alter the examination u short programme was rendered at tho close of which the visitors and pll- pils weer iroslell to randy.

l-llllot Robertson, Robert Mullah Llllgh Mclslnchern. llelen Drain- ﬂllll Charlotte Drake welo then pro- QPIIKGI‘ Hith their public school cer- tillcnies.

llenlafks were made -lly Ilcv, Mr. Tllley, Rev. Mr, lmbortson, Mossrs A_ J. Mollonmld, Malcolm Mcline. W. W. Drnke and J. B. xlcldnrln-rn silnwillg the osteoln in which illi- teacher who has successfully taught this school for ilvo years, is rl-gnrlled; null rogrei was oxpre» ell-d that she could not rolullln iill other yenr. ISile will carry with hor lilo 300d wishes of the t'l.)lllllilliill_\’ for her future success. 1

Miss Frances Wood thou rl-n-i the following addrrss while Miss Wlnnlfred Robertson on behalf of lilo pupils, presented the teacher with a gold piece.

Mt, Melllrk. Juno 27, 192i .'\l‘os Margaret Coady '

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